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3DAY , JULY 2 , 1885.
THE / DAILY BEE )
80UNGXL BLUFFS ,
I Thursday ( Morning , July 2 ,
RATES ,
By C rrl - - - - - - - eenta'pM week
. . . .
tr uu - lio.oo pot yeu
MINOR MENTION ,
Louie Bechtolo has a novel trade dollar
lar unlike any seen In this part of the
world.
Permit to wed was yesterday granted
Danal McDonild and Eslolla Smith , both
if this city.
Thodlstrlctcourt will adjourn thlsmorn-
Ing. A number of cases will have to go
over until the next term.
Jo Smith and M. Sullivan , for trying
to enliven the First ward with a little
sot-to , were yesterday fined.
William Brocht , for getting so drank
as to Insult a lady on the street , waa
given $7. CO worth of repentance.
Bolter la offering great bargains at his
merchant tailoring establishment , No.
310 Broadway. See his gooda and got his
prices.
In the district court yesterday Jim
Scctt was found guilty of confidoncing a
young man named Tate by the "farm
hand" racket.
D. E. Gloaton will move his coal oflico
into the room lately vacated by the Conn *
cil Blnfld water works company on Pearl
street , to-day.
Charles Good was yesterday arrested
as a vagrant and for being so fond of the
colored race as to bo too Intimate with a
tinted woman.
H. SIfley , who claims to bo a special
detective from Cincinnati , was yesterday
fined fowbelng Itoo 'heavily loaded with
anti-pronlbitldn.
F. Bokomp'or , who had aomo cigars
stolen from his place a week ago , was yes
terday on the track of them , and got out
a search warrant.
The game of ball yesterday between
the Avocaa and the Council Bluffs Ath
letics , resulted in a victory for the visitors
by a score of 1-1 to 10.
The sad news roaches this city of the
death of Mrs , Jones , nee Lizzie Paine , of
Hastings , Neb , , who had many falonda
and acquaintances hero.
Wlllard Fry , who has boon on trial on
the charge of placing a railroad tie on the
track so as to ditch a Rook Island train ,
TBS acquitted yesterday.
f& Thobld sattlora have arranged for a
JfeHlCcaMpn at Tabor next Saturday , and
Robert Percival , of this city , Is to pro-
ddo and deliver an address.
Misses Pasoy and Jones give a soiree
at the homo of the former to-morrow
owning. Refreshments , music , and
dancing are bolng planned for.
Ed Fagan and James Klngsloy were
, fined" yesterday as plain drunks. The
marshal says they were not "playln" '
drank , but were drank In fact.
There was a still alarm Bent in to No.
1 about two o'clock yesterday morning ,
censed by a slight blaze mysteriously
started at Molllo Wallace's old honso.
B | Mr. and Mm. Georga Bebblngton last
evening gave a lawn party In honor of
their daughter , Miss Clara , who has just
returned from school at Knoxvlllo , 111.
The Buchanan comedy company ap
peared last evening In "Oar Bachelors. "
The size of the audiences indicates that
popular plays at popular prices are popu
lar indeed.
Deputy Marshal Mullen has returned
from Oakland , Nob. , where he had boon
after the team stolen from W. T. Cole.
The man waa not cacght , bat the team
will bo hero to-day.
The tlmo for taking out common car
riers Hcenso has arrived , but no applica
tions were made to the city clerk yes
terday , the carriers waiting for the now
ordlnanco to bs framed.
Miss Albright , of the Third Btroot
school , entertained the teachers con
nected with that school and MIsa Mamie
Craig , the artist , at dinner yesterday , at
the residence of Mrs. Dearborn.
The alarm of fire Tuesday night about
midnight was caused by the blazing up of
an old barn in the rear of the Reveio
house. The building w&s owned by
Henry Pasohol , and the loss waa only
nominal.
The festival to bo given by the ladles
of the Congregational church at the resi
dence of J. M. Phillips , and announced
to take place Saturday evening next , has
been postponed until some evening next
week.
The transfer Is being touched up by
the paint brush and made to appear
newer. The great Improvement which
would please Council Blufl'i would ba the
moving of the whole establishment
nearer the center of the city.
Charles McDonald , who wsa arrested
for making throats , was discharged yes-
terday. The trouble seemed to have
been a neighborhood one growing out ol
clothes drying on the line In ono yard
and dusty carpet being beaten on a line
In the next yard.
Officers Smullcn , Cusick , and O'Brien
took a opatiu of enforcing orders as re
gards vagrants and pulled seven Inhab
itants of "rotten row. " The seven were
at once turned looao again without even
having their names booked. This fa en
couraging to cflhcrs making arrests.
Fron reports received from Washing
ton , the struggle for the ptstmsstersblp
of this city Is becoming very hard , Tom
Bowman ja in Washington with ox-Con-
gresaman Pusey , and Dr. Miller , of the
Omaha , IlcraW , at his back , while Phil
Armour attindB to his duty here , and
Wells Cook , who returned from a visit
to Nebraska City to see J. Sterling Mor-1
ton several days ago , sola In Porogoy &
Moore's cigar store and qnletly laughs
hen ho thinks of how nicely Morton has
locked BowmanVt chances. Time will
ell all.
Officer Kirk yesterday arrested a fel.
ow on Main street who had a "quiet
oad" aboard. The fellow pretended to
o giving lectures on physigomy and
tiowod Kirk ho had nil ho wanted to
audio by butting Kirk several times In
ho face.
The change In postage rates wont Into
fleet yesterday. The change Is ono of
weight rather than rates , a letter weigh-
ng ono onnco now being sent for two
onts , whereas previously It has cost two
onts for each half onnco. Newspapers ,
> y the pound , go now at half the former
Atcs.
.Thoro are no now development con-
ornlng the chieftainship of the fire de
partment , beyond the fact that Wallets
[ oca not want the force cat down , but
will ask the council to reduce his salary
f It must economize some way an the
ouncll has refused to allow him any pay ,
claiming that Etcher Is the chief and the
ono entitled to the salary. The odor Is
rather refreshing.
Ono of the Fore brothers who looks to
ho Interests of the Chicago , Milwaukee
& St. Fanl railroad yards In this city ,
was accosted by three men yesterday
morning who wanted to work a free ride
east. On finding that young Fore would
not permit It , n fight ensued in which
Fore broke n heavy cano over ono of the
men's head , which was the cause of them
Imraodhtoly leaving the company's yard ,
THE CITY'SFINAHCES ' ,
Report of tie City Auditor up to
Date ,
OCHo Following IB tlio Report of tlio
City Auditor , Showing tlio Ex
penditures of the City
Up to Date :
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council of Council Bluffs : Gentlemen-
herewith submit the following report of
the city warrants Issued for ordinary city
expenses during the month of Juno ,
1885 , and the total amonnt of the same
issued since the commencmont of thia
council year , viz :
To general fund warrants for Juno.
S5.171.37. Total to Jnly 1,1885 , § 18-
454.21 , and also report bills audited and
allowed dnrlng the same tlmo on the fol
lowing accounts :
In Juno. Total.
Police 81,488.67 83,385.37
Printing 88.80 45640
Parks. . 230.00
Gaslight 458,64 1,397.09
City engineer's debt 307.33 995.09
Damages 395.00
riro department 630.53 2,737.09
Genaral fund proper , . . . . 918.31 2,854.70
Grading 2.01G81
btreees and alleys 1,383.25 3,578 35
Irish bridge company. . . . 75.00
Respectfully submitted ,
F. A. BURKE , City Auditor.
Hanthorn soils wood at his feed store.
POINTING FOE THE PEN ,
The Prisoners Sentenced by Judge
tionfbourow Yesterday.
In the district court yesterday after
noon Judge Loufbourow sentenced a
number of prisoners.
0. Conner , who with Wilson , was
found guilty of burglarizing Cooper &
McGeo's store , was sentenced to-day to
ono year in the penitentiary , the sentence
bolng apparently lightened by the evl
donee which Connor gave in the case
against Wilson. The latter was sen
tenced to three years.
James Howard , who picked the pocket
of Mrs. Hasty , was given two years ,
J. G. Clark for stealing some carpenter
tools from Boson's ' shop was given
eighteen months.
Perry Lyon , the young man who sur
prised his friends aud mamed a previous
good record by forging the name of his
employers , Raymond & Campbell , was
let off with ono year In the penitentiary.
William JofforloB [ for stabbing Young
Wheeler , was fined $50 and costs.
Robert Neville , the young man found
guilty of arson , was sentenced to five
years.
The old man , Henry Neville , whom
the jury acquitted on the ground that he
was Insane was ordered taken to the Bay
Jum at Mt. Pleasant ,
Charles McOormiok , for assault , was
fined § 50 aud costs.
Mary French , for larceny from a dwell
ing house , was sent to the penitentiary
for ono year. She wrote a very affecting
letter to the judge , begging for moroy on
account of her children-and asking to be
allowed to servo her time in jiil Instead
of Fort Madison , but the judge could not
grant the request.
Read Jndd & Smith's oifer of $1,000
reward in another column.
Ilc l ISetato Transfers.
The following are the transfer * of real
estate as recorded In the oflico of the
registrar , and reported to the BEE by
A. J. Stephenson , for Wednesday , July
1,1885 :
Thomas E. Huff to Citizen's Bank o !
Oakland , w A aw J 9 , 75 , 39 , § 2 000.
Deere. Wells & Co. to W. H. Freeman -
man , lot 19. block 1 , Oakland , 8250.
A. B. Walker to Rachel Fulger , lots 5
and 0 , block 14 , Nuvls , 5125.
Thomas Hull' to W. H. Freeman , ot al ,
part lot 1 , block 6 , Oakland , $800.
Edwin Sonthwick to Scandinavian
B&ptlat church , lot 11 and part 12 , block
! , IJyatt'asub.lgl.GOO.
Irad T. Spangler to H. Ccsgrove , part
i > o 9 , 77 , 38 , § 123.CO. Total sales ,
S5.3D8 0 ,
Substantial abstracts of title and real
rstato loans. J. W. and E. L. Squires ,
101 Peirl ttioet ,
bummer Normal
At Western Iowa College , commencing
July G , and continuing eight weeks
Olaisos of three or raoro in any of the
higher studies. Careful reviews In tht >
coIDnnn studies ca'n the text books
you have. W. P. PAULSO.V ,
Council Blutls.
START THE SEWER ,
The New Gonrt House failing for it ,
Una Bccomo of the Cases
Against Et-Olcrk Btroot ? Otbor
Bonn ! Doings.
county board of supervisors met
In adjourned session yesterday , all the
members being prctcnt.
The following resolution was adopted :
\Vhoroas , On this first day of Jnly ,
1885 , the board of supervisors met at the
county audltorla oflico for the purpose of
advertising for bids and propositions for
, ho erection of the now court honeo , hero-
; oforo authorized by a popular vote , and
Whcroasj The city of Council Bluffs has
neglected to take the necessary steps to
provide n system of sewerage In the vl
ilnlty of the site of said now court house
adeqnato to the conditions and piano pre
pared end accepted for the same , andj _
" \Vhorcns \ , For that reason it Is imposai-
ilo to prccood with said bids nnd propo
sltlona until said sewerage bo established ,
and Wherca * , The said city , bolero the com-
noncemont of the now county jail and
said now court house , advertised for bids
'or said sewerage , and withdrew and
abandoned the same , therefore bo it
Resolved , That the time for advertis
es for laid bids for the erection of such
court house bo postponed to a fatnro
mooting of the board of supervisors , and
until said city of Council Bluffs shall pro
vide said system of sewerage BB is neces
sary for the purposes of said court house.
The following waa adopted :
Resolved , That the county auditor bo
Instructed to notify the city of Council
Bluffs In writing that a bridge placed nt
the Intersection of Seventh street and
Indian crook In said city has not boon ac
cepted by the county of Pottawuttomlo ,
and will not bo accepted as not being
built according to any contract with ssld
county.
The chairman of the board and the au
ditor were instructed to sign and deliver
to the treasurer $30,000 of now jail
bonds , and 810,000 nf seven-year court
house bonds.
The county attorney was called upon
to make a written report at once upon the
condition of the cases against S. D.
Street , late clerk of the courts , both as to
the civil actions pending and what atops
were taken with reference to criminal
proceedings against him , and the present
condition and disposition of the cases.
The board did some other business of
minor Importance and then adjourned
until to-day.
Aa appears from the action above
stated the board does not intend to lot
the Street case drop. The attempt to
got the grand jury to indict him has
failed , and it Is reported that only six
members of the grand jury voted in favor
of an Indictment. There were some civil
CBSES started to recover the amonnt ol
the alleged shortage , but these do not
seem to reach any head , and the board Is
evidently getting impatient.
PERSONAL.
Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Houghton have returned -
turned home ,
Bert Stracy is confined to his room with
diphtheria ,
The Rav. B. P. McMonomy is on a two
weeks visit to Colfax springs ,
Mr. F. S. Pusey bn,3 gene to Denver on a
flying trip combining business and pleasure
Jacob Sims has been selected as Fourth ol
Jnlv orator at Little Sioux , A good selec
tion.
tion.W
W , 21 , Brock has returned from another ol
his missionary tripr in the interest of Peregoy
& Moore.
Mlas Brown and Mils Nellie Chapman have
returned from Galeaburg , where they have
been visiting Mies Phillips.
Mrs. C. D. Adolf left last evening for Sherl
dan county , Kansas , where her husband hat
now a landed estate of G40 acres.
Isaac Bowloy , of Schlouter & Bowley , has
returned with a car loa d of mules which have
been placed in their sales stables.
Officer Wheeler left last night for St. Paul ,
It is reported that he has an offer to take a
good position in the fire department of that
city.
George Antenen , who has been with L. A.
Casper , the florist , for a year or more , is
planning to establish himself in a' ' like busi
ness In St. Joe.
Kelson Smith and John Ahles started last
light for the old country , Derosa the water ? ,
John should have staid by and fought out the
financial and municipal fight into which ho
started so gallantly ,
THE RECENTLY IMPROVED
REMINGTON STANDARD
TUPE WRITER
NO. 2 ,
Is the Highest Achievement in Writing
Machines in the World ,
With only 29 key a to learn aa
operate. It prints 78 characters
Including1 caps and email letters.
punctuations , figures , signs and
tractions. It a the simplest and
most rapid writing machine
made aa well aa ne moat durable
illustrated pamphlet ,
Wyckoff Seam arts & Benedict ,
Chicago , 111. , Sole Agents ,
0. H. SIIOLE3. Council Ululfa ,
Agent for Western Iowa
ONLY HOTEL
In Council Bluffs having a
ESO A "RE ,
And all modern Improvements , call bella , fire
nlarm bells , etc , , is the
CRESTON HOUSE
Noa. 215 , 217 and 12 1C , Main Street ,
MAX M1I1N , - PEOPRIKTOR
UAQUTEB OK PALUTSTERT AND CONDITION
AL1ST. 80S Tenth street , between Farnam and Hai
uey will , with tbeald of guardtac irlilti , obUinlnt
for aoione glance In the post and present , and 01
certain conditions In the future. Boots and shoe
made to nrdnr P rfMt utUUMInn
NOTIOK TO CONTHAOTOlid.
Bldi will bt rece'.vd ' at the offlcj ct Cleves
Bros , rchltfcle.for a two room ( ramu sbool bul'd-
Ingtubs erected In fthool district Au IS , Paratoga
nretlnct , up lO.'uly llth Bdl to ho tia-Jo on the
building compute. By crd r of the board.
B o7C 2p K. 1' . Uedmanri , Director.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
The copartn > rthlp herctofrrs existing between
Joi , B. Campbtll aim J , F. Flick , under the firm
name of C'auiiiUll& . FU'k , Is this day dissolved b }
mutualcontnt J F. flick will ooctlnuo butlaesi
at the o'd itaod , and aaiumo pa > mentof alliUlms
and receive all bills duo , Jon 11. CAMAUCLI , ,
603-1 p J F FUCK.
Jute 29,18J5.
CLOSING OUT SALE
AT
BARENESS BRO'S
Of their Entire Stock of Ladies' and Childrens' Hosiery ,
20 to SO Per Cent Reduction New Lawns just received , andsuitable to wear , Ele
gant Laces and Embroideries at greatly reduced prices
CARPET
Moquetfce , Body Brussels , Ingrain , Matting , Rugs , Etc. Curtains and .Curtain Good ! .
Carpets Made and Laid by Skilled Workmen.
"zfcOIE JEIl . ' ' ' , ,
CXacI.'VST'O/V' - - - - - CC > TULO.Oil :
Keep Horses and Mules constantly on hand which
wo will sell In retail or carload lota
II Stock Warranted as Represented
Wholesale and retail dealers In Grain aud Baled n v. I'rlcosrca-
oonablo Satisfaction Guaranteed.
SCIILUTER , e BOWLEY
Cot. Cth Av. and 4th St. , Council Bluffs.
Sold by the leading dealer in every
city and town ,
urhom ,
17 Main St. , Council Bluffs.
For any cngoof Kidney or liver disease or dyspepsia , rheumatism , or any disqasa imluclced
lack of native that cannot bo cured the of Drs , Judd & Smith's Eloctrio
by o power , by use
_ _ _ . _ _ . _ , . . . . . .
ll 1 A 1 ! - . Tk.1 O/l ff * l 121.tn..Vkn.1 lilulls
elta and Appliances. INo. 30 , Fourth St. , Council ,
AGENTS WANTED.
Korene & Landstrom ,
Suits to order in latest styles at cheapest possible [ prices.No.
No. 205 Main St. , Council Bluff
Ilclfera and cows of all Kgcg furnished any desired numbers ; ranchmen should correspond with ; L.
purchasing elsenhern t f l
WINDOW & GRAIVIPTON , Waverly , Iowa. I
" " KITCHEN.
AND "THE ENGLISH" .
Regular Dinner 11:3O to lao : , 25 cents.
505 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
The only all night house in the city. Everything served in'first cl s atylo and on ehor
notice. Hot and cold lunches always ready.
We will sell , regardless of cost or value , all of our summer goods. Eve
rything in the immpnse stores of EiEemnn , Rodda & Co. , must be sold
To make room for the extensive improvements are about to make
and also to make room for the fall stock of goods which will shortl7 be
gin to arrive from the east.
Our Entire Stock Must be
Cleared Out ,
REGARDLESS OF COST OR VALUE ! !
i
Come and Your Purchases
At such prices as have never been offered
before ,
iseman , Rodda & Go's '
318 and 320 Broadway ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa ,
DS
Waves , Langtry and Pompadour Frizzes.Switch .
es , etc , , ready made and made to order. Prices
cheaperthan ever. Call and see for yourself
MRS. O. L , GILLETTE.
Formerly MRS. J. J. GOQDE.
29 Main Street , Council Bluff"
SMITH tt TOLLED AGTS.
LEADING
Merchant Tailors !
7 nnd 9 Main St. ,
COUNCIL BLUFPS , - - - IOWA.
Complete Line of New Goods Always on Hand.
Groining , Gliding , Taper Hanging and Frescoing. 110 Main St .Council Bluffs.
UVE STOCK ,
STOOKERS AND FEEDERS.
W/P. AYLSWORTH
HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER.
Brick buildings of any kind raised or moved and satisfaction guaranteed , frame hciu
moved on Little Giant trucks , the best In the world.
W. P. AYLSWORTH.
1010 Ninth Street , Council Bluffs
SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE. Special a vertlscments , sue as Lotl
Fonnd , To I > oaD , For Bale , To Rent , Wants , Board-
log , eta. , will bo Inserted In this column at the low
rata of TEN CENTS PER LINE ( or the first Insertion
ind FIFE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent in-
B irlloo. tioava advertisement ! at onr offloo , Ho.
Pearl Sheet , n ar Broadway
WANTS.
WAMHD-First class barber ; good wages. J.
Schmidt , No. 720 Broadvva ) .
WASTED Situation on a farmbj ayoungman o
experience. Addrets Q. 1'eo ofT.co , Oouncl
B lulls.
WAMKD AlOUDKglrlof good famlljr to attend
a child In small trmlly ; addroj J Eco office ,
Council Bluffs.
IAITIID Wanted a flrat-claea cook , male or
W
female , apply atCrcston House , CouncilDlu8 > .
I/ORBI-.ST A newnome , 0 rooms , durable loca-
J ? tion , all conveniences , rent moderate. Inquire
at Dee ottico.
ITOK HALK Lands Improved * ad unimproved.
J ? I ( you want a ( arm fa western Ion a , Kansas
Nebraska or Dakota , lotus bear ( rom vou.
SWjU ) 4 WAUUR.
( jiOH HALE Houses. Lota and Land. A.
1 * BtephcnMn , t03 First avenue.
rpo KXCAiNO B 0 , b P , b 10 , b 13 , aio hotels In aid.
JL orentlocatlcns for sale or for trade.
T > 1SS. special bargain ; 400 a Improved farm worth
_ 15818,000 | nrlro for a short time $10,000 , will trade
lor low priced Western lands. Swan k Walker.
D 201 , saddlery Hardware manufacturing ostah *
L > lishucnt etosk and machinery , \ luo $7,000 , for
western land Swan & Walker , Council BluDs.
203 , stock cf dry goods , groceries and hardware ,
_ _ > value , ? J,000 , In an goou eastern Nebraska town
for land. Hwtnfc Walker.
, stock of general merchandise In a good
western Iowa town , Millie 4,000 , wants an Ira
proved farm in western Iowa. Hw n A. Walker.
T ) SOS. stock of hardware In StuboJ Co. . Indiana ,
Jj for land , \aluo about Sl.OOO. Swan 4. Walker.
, now stock of ban ware in B live Nebraska
JSOO for l nd , v lue 83,000. fluan & Walker.
, stock ol ( grlocKural Implements and shell
J207 * are. > alu about BWJ. wants a good 1m-
priived ( arm. Hwan & Walker.
, a 810,000 stock ol clothing In a good > yls.
B203 c.Hv , J In lands and biUnco o eh or Im
proved security. Ucautiful store room at low rent.
Hwan&WaUer. . . , .
, etook of mixed hardware In a ll > e western
B210 town for cheap hnds , > aluo 60,00) . Swan
, fine brick block , rents well. In a ll o central
B211 U n ono rcotn otcuplod with goDoral stock of
goods , wants in inijirotod farm , \alui , ; building
18,000goods 87,003. Bwanijsatker. .
stork of boots , ihocs bats , cops and clothing
valued 3 000 , In cne of tbo belt towns lu Neb. ,
\aluod8J.OOOfonands. Swan St Wtlker ,
, a fS.OOO Block of clotting , wants land In
North Wc tern Iowa , tot W.OOO , and will pay
dlflerenco. H on i. Walker.
, an 88,000 Block of drugs In central 4ow& for
B2U
UnJ. Hau & Walerr. . , _
, ok of drugst luo frnmfSOO to 700
vtith "tore building aid lot value $800 In a goad
> obraua town wanls pully Improved land. Swan i.
Wtlker.
full particulars , write to or call upon Swan &
FOB . Itiou wanttosell , buy. or tradeany-
Ihlng , toll S. A , W. about It. bwaii & Walker , Coun
cil llluOs Iowa.
Iowa.H.
H. BOHURZ.
orncm OTEB &UKKIOAX ,
DOUNCJt BLUFF8. IOV7A-
FCtt 8AIJI Vt
S.A. PIERCE ;
100 Main St. , Council Bluffs
Retail Hoot and Shoo store where big bargilnsoan
[ ( Iwajs be found.
S. H. FILKE&T ,
20 ! ) Broad 7ay1 - - Council Bluff * .
i > ar GOODS.
120 jards print
' 0 dross goods
30 nublan gingham
14 good Klniiham . * <
15 btlloalrchoroltl J >
1 good fhfttlnir 100
" nutlc.lk . Jeans . - . , . . . 1 00
Best Jeans all wool.SOa per yard.
UootB and ehocu at prices aa I w as any house ID tha
city.
GKOOERIEfi.
IS pound ! oxO sugar. . . * \ Jjj
18 pounds granulated lugar J
13 roandd confectionary A sugar 1 W
2)barswhlto Kuselan soap. Kirks 100
EO bars Hue India eoap , Kirks
22 birsl'jlmasoap , UtutzBrod
18 boxes matches . . .
Bestejiuii , porgvllon . . . . . .
Poll sortihim , ftr gallon .
Beit English curr nts U pound . , 1
10 boxes genuine Lewis Ijo . < I
fi2-poundcana ttrawberrlel In syrup . 1
fi 8-pound cam peaches , iuejrup . 1
108-poundoms tomatoes . J J"
10 pounds Ulchlgandilcdapplcs. , . , , , . J JJ
10 pounp evaporated apples . I " '
Lorllard cllnux tobacco per pound . . . . .
Navy plug tobacco , per pound . }
Naiuralluif tobicoo , per pound . , { fl
Flour , all brands from $2.10 to * 3 60 per twt.
QOOD3 FOR OiBII ONLY
Lower Than Any Other Eouso
IN TUB cirv.
S. H , TILBERT ,
6 IlroadwiO Council Blulfs ,
THOS. ornuzu. vr. u , u. ruaa
Officer & , Pusev.
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
/S05
EstablishedS05
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Exchang
Ilome Becurlti ft.